1608 10th Avenue
Single-family house
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1914
Built.
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1950
Home of Terry Francois, the civil rights attorney who won Banks v. the Housing Authority of San Francisco and later became the city's first African American supervisor. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.
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Jul 1991
Repair front brick veneer & stairway. remove rotten members.
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Jul 1991
Re-tile existing bathroom at first floor.
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Aug 1991
Revision to 9113472-replace front stair.
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Jan 2005
200 sq ft kchn/bth remodel/rebuild 24 sq ft deck & stairs onto new 77 sq ft deck.
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Jan 2006
Minor revision /same footprint 200501072703/change location of bath room at 1st floor.
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May 2007
Reroofing.
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Jan 2008
Replace tile and fixtures in bathroom, including sink and toilet. no change to walls or doors.
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Oct 2024
Reroofing.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
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